Octaves

Use the major scale pattern learned in the last video in the music theory series to make major scales 🙂Follow along: 

Okay, you made it this far! Congrats! Thanks for tuning into this series. In this video, I do my best to explain the Major Scale and how to construct it. I say construct because when you learn the steps and patterns you can apply this to any other note to make its major scale. I ... Show More

Hello! Excited to show you what whole tones(or whole steps) are. Learning this will enable you to play in key when learning the major scale. Keep on learning. Follow along: https://learn.davyyyyg.com/music-theory/whole-tone/ 

This etude is great for strengthening the technique of octaves for both hands. It is quite simple in form but provides a fun and unique method for practicing octave scales and runs. 

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Here’s a quick English lesson that includes several different exprwssions 

Welcome to part 2 of our theory fundamentals series. This episode will cover the elements of rhythm. Learn about note values and their durations. Explore time signatures and how to distinguish simple and compound meter. You may wish to follow along with this episode on it's compl ... Show More

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